Last updated: 25 October 2026
Puzzlenest ("we") runs a private tool that publishes Pins to Pinterest accounts that we own and manage. It is not offered to the public.
When an account owner connects a Pinterest account through Pinterest's official OAuth sign-in, we receive an access token and basic account information (username and board list). We never ask for or store Pinterest passwords.
Only to create Pins on the connected account's own boards, read board names, and read the performance statistics of Pins we published, so we can improve future Pins.
Tokens are stored encrypted in AWS Secrets Manager. Pin content and statistics are stored in our private AWS account. We do not sell, share or transfer any data to third parties.
Access can be revoked at any time from Pinterest settings (Security & logins > Apps). On request we delete all stored tokens and data for an account — contact trounceinternational@gmail.com.